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ISSN:2667-2901

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Héctor Castillo,Patricia Hanna,Laurent M Sachs et al. Héctor Castillo et al.
While understanding the genetic underpinnings of osteogenesis has far-reaching implications for skeletal diseases and evolution, a comprehensive characterization of the osteoblastic regulatory landscape in non-mammalian vertebrates is still...
Kuang-Ling Ou,Chih-Kuan Chen,Junxiang J Huang et al. Kuang-Ling Ou et al.
A vasculature network supplies blood to feather buds in the developing skin. Does the vasculature network during early skin development form by sequential sprouting from the central vasculature or does local vasculogenesis occur first that ...
Pinyuan Tian,Nikki-Maria Koudis,Mychel R P T Morais et al. Pinyuan Tian et al.
Kidney podocytes and endothelial cells assemble a complex and dynamic basement membrane that is essential for kidney filtration. Whilst many components of this specialised matrix are known, the influence of fluid flow on its assembly and or...
Edward M De Robertis,Wolfgang Driever,Roberto Mayor Edward M De Robertis
This Issue of Cells & Development celebrates the centennial of the Spemann-Mangold organizer experiment. This was the most famous experiment in embryology and its reverberations have greatly influenced developmental biology. This historical...
Ikuko Hongo,Chihiro Yamaguchi,Harumasa Okamoto Ikuko Hongo
Increased brain size and its rostral bias are hallmarks of vertebrate evolution, but the underlying developmental and genetic basis remains poorly understood. To provide clues to understanding vertebrate brain evolution, we investigated the...
Richard M Harland,John B Wallingford Richard M Harland
One hundred years ago, Hilde Mangold and Hans Spemann published their seminal paper on what came to be known as The Organizer, but seven decades would pass before the molecular basis of this remarkable phenomenon was revealed. Richard Harla...
Wolfgang Driever,Jochen Holzschuh,Luise Sommer et al. Wolfgang Driever et al.
The discovery of the amphibian gastrula organizer and its publication by Hans Spemann and Hilde Mangold in 1924 is a foundation of experimental embryology, and has shaped our understanding of embryonic induction and pattern formation in ver...
Thomas W Holstein Thomas W Holstein
This article focuses on the roots of the organizer concept, which was developed by Hans Spemann during his studies of early embryonic development in amphibians. The fundamental properties of this axis-inducing signaling center have been elu...
Qinghai Zhang,Pei Zhang,Min Yang et al. Qinghai Zhang et al.
The Notch signaling pathway, an evolutionarily highly conserved pathway, participates in various essential physiological processes in organisms. Activation of Notch signaling in the canonical manner requires the combination of ligand and re...